Last Sunday's show was very much a 'steady as she goes' show. If you'd told me eight months ago that there would be any possibility that I could have reached a 'steady as she goes' state, I'd have been amazed.
You may have noticed a few more references to Maidenhead and the surrounding area recently. That's because we have a few more local presenters on the schedules and can tailor patter to their interests and memories. I'm not sure I do patter, and my approach to links will remain unchanged.
The songs played last Sunday were :
You've Got A Lot To Answer For - Catatonia
I Won't Change You - Artmagic
Twisted and Bent - The Trashcan Sinatras
Safe From Harm - Horace Andy
Blue Crystal Fire - Group Listening
Neon Lights - Dean and Britta
Wendigo - Soft Hearted Scientists
Don't come Running - Hal
In The Morning - Edwyn collins
Nothing Lasts Forever - Echo and the Bunnymen
Love Will Tear Us apart - Honeyroot
She's In Fashion - Suede
Delicious Things - Wolf alice
Shine On - The House of Love
A Little Soul - Pulp
Pinball - Lou Hayter
Lithargea - Scanner
Protection - Massive Attack (featuring Tracey Thorn)
Easy Girl - Snowblind (This doesn't appear on the Spotify playlist as the song isn't available there.)
The Violet Hour - Andrew Wasylyk
Hey, Little Girl - Icehouse
Butterfly - Supergrass
Mountain To Move - Nick Mulvey
Aniara - Farbror Resande Mac
You Never Give Me Your Money - The Beatles
So Why So Sad - Manic Street Preachers
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